Today, my colleague pointed me to these
incredible video clips produced by a friend of his son. I’m not so sure about the tools he uses but in a couple of minutes you see it all: 3D animations, The Matrix effects and much more. And on top of all, great scenarios.
Here are two extremely popular examples of what creative and highly motivated minds will do with… well… very low budgets!
- Original Star Trek sequel brougth to you by real real fans: Wired december 2005 paper
- The Codex: a group of teens who build and record SF clips from an X-Box game engine!
These guys distribute their content over Internet. Peer-to-peer networks are used to disseminate the video files efficiently and at no cost. This makes sense, of course, when files are large and extremely popular.
These are great examples of what Broadcasting 2.0 is about: high volumes of data, one-to-many cheap distribution and also, great alternative content that people want to see.
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